Abstract:
Research discussed the legal harnessing of AI capabilities in corporate governance, the
short-cut in time, effort, and costs, the accuracy and speed of disclosure, and the accessibility
of corporate-related data and records to stakeholders (stakeholders). The research shows
that harnessing artificial intelligence systems in corporate governance finds its legal basis in
two axes: The legal axis of digital transformation, the axis of disclosure, and its electronic
activation. In Bahraini and UAE legislation, artificial intelligence systems are clearly
underdeveloped within the scope of electronic registration of companies, licensing, and also
in the scope of trading in the stock market. But we call on the legislature to generalize the
digital transformation to cover all the legally mandated tasks of the corporate registrar, to
track the performance of companies digitally, and to conduct audits and electronic inspections
of corporate accounts and to assess their financial position..